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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

-tfhi-f. Al oiliffs ekoeIa Nlindss
hiet plnf fnn fun Ca Pacific en4 Atlantic m.
Tres - and ffstm rslrOit fafl0F aarf fuH pn
Day fspFe~ AID Grand Eaplas ffrrsx 70 snd
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troll sftk 81 through lrsisa esst Tfss~ss - a q
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Not The least ssryie'' rendered the fr:sh
cause By WEELIsM OBEIzS was his BE-
ing no5bcd Ia Canada Grsrsi Rapids
viii have one hundred thouaand inhabi.
tsnss ~ fs92
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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ThsF ars hess; tass I've ksre: sern sasis
besal Aszs. ma = thsir AQnss. L9ok -
tae rs.i sass II shs nsw EizasA Waed An~;
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sew soasss ssizg ap - ths haa.isssiss
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~ sssss tai 81 opszsd .aek for pstncn
49,
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hsse sssry ws~k'
Way srs va vsrioas Fsllrozas csEtss~
ing hsEs. tzlsing ef sahaxhsa srzins, nss
and sn sEgssi dspots sad soubss sfsezss
Grsnd Rapids hss fuiiy sixif nvs thoa-
sad iahsbitsnts ,odsy, perhaps noss.
shoaid 4 grow - sast isths beat ten
ysazs - Is hss "a ths east thsn ths eitY
woald have a !sass sy.oo0 Bat Il vii
grlw Ersat lsal faster. Then, too. ss
shall within tie nszs hss years take n tbs
sabarba. khn alons sili add fron ssa 70
dtEssn thcasaai inhabitants. and thus
tia TsuxasAA- -HEaALD's prediction sili
sssily BE falhlIea
And xhy notf
Tnsrs q ao doubt Whatever but that
TIE beauiifaI Valley Cfty viii nambsr
one hnndred Thousand inhsbissnts IN
Is8e.
GOVERNOR CURTIN TALKS PuuTIcS.
The vsnersbis ex-Govsrnor CUkTls
wsa IA Washington on Fsiday 10 talk
with the President about ths fitness OF
sx-Rsprsssntusivs HAaMoxD, OF Georgia,
for the ssas 90 the Saprsms Court bsnsa
lsft vacant bg the death OF Justice W5oDs.
While in shs Capitol city Goysrnor Qua
rIs told correspondent OF tbs PhilAdsl-
phia Times that President CLEvKLAsD
xil head tho Democratic and Senator
Shsrnan ths Republican ticks. nsxs
year. "All this Blame talk OF the Penn
sylvsnia leaders makes ma smiis" ssid
ha "Wsit until they set to the conven-
tion and you viii fnd out"
The Governor added: "Sincs Con-
grsss sdloarnsd | have talked with q
great many people in and our OF public
lie ia New York, PhilsdslpAis, Wash
ington aud elsewhere. and have coma
10 the couel1sioa that there is great
deal os quiet thinking going on among
ths Republicans in regard 10 shs choice
OK 3 man to beat Mr. CLEVELAND. They
know they have big Job on their hands
and don't intend 10 make any mistakes
II they can prevent IL" Grand Rapids in
1892 will have one hundred thousand
population.
Tns Hdives'' must 20 aud Grano naplds
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

With bed of asphalt and mine OF
rock-ssli within hall mile OF tie city
does sny ons doubt thar Grand Rapids
VII have one hundred Thousand inhsbi-
tants 10 lssk22
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

The following vezsels cleared this port
yesterday: Propellers Michael Groh. Chica-
90. $4,000 fee, lumber: City of New York.
W. II. Jackman. Milwaukee, $1,000 feet OF
lumber; Apprentice Boy, Chicago. 81. coo
feet Of lumber, Rouse. Chicago. 10000 feet
OF lumber; City Of Grand Haven. Chicago.
rs. 90 feet Of lumber; Andrew JackEon.
Chicago, 225,0c0 feet of lumber, and Diver,
Chicago 20O.0J0 shingles. Total. i,e65. COO
fets Of lumber and $4,000 shingles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

II -hs ~iss and commendabls tore
thought on ths part OF The patriosic
Irishmsn Of Detroit when they ssnt =
bocy-xusrd % tour cf she best detectives
froEn The City OF tas Strata 10 protect
WstIiAn 0BsrrS oa hts journey through
Ontario Grand Rapids viii have ons
hundred thousand persons within its
borders in lso2
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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f<k feffse<A fxIHtsff fl@ 80 I's9H - t1k
- fssf $50 1xtE 1Ft #ffe ~stf HsE
AZ sfanr Ger <rrt ttsrlFete Hfet
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

si,.alf 8un0sY exc aptea sDsny
Passengers fakiug tbe 81 n ekrrrs snsks
connection Ct is<tfat for @eS tosk.~Hifnf sf
tspise Only linz running Limited erf<up i.ss.
ine hfFe ~ 5 ~ NJ via rsfoi 81 10 Dnt<1il
fnet1ng refa neft ions fef al rcsut< EeM az
firinf - hes ffsft A. 3 - ths nefl s4ea.
fnf--Thro1fh fieksfs seeufec ~ ~. g. III . NJ
o1so~<, sweets Hote.. s1d - 6spnt
y f'OT1fE fasf p. ket
Geo y EsfyEs. Ttseke Hsnaxef Chio3es
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

~IhsFe 10 aothing too silly Tor the
present Legislature" says the Da9Eso
Times Nor for shs Michigan Legislature.
Grand Rapids VIII havs 10000 inhabi-
tzats IA is92
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

TIE s.hnsart cf.,s n ysrksau = skaot -
a&u1ne = thfnx - the psst EHs sfsno
talrsaE. sn3 other streets 81 tsstfss ars
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vsn rsft8a tIiscosfsnn@f tfras3 A<1ifs
wis ssVe ems huasirsi Thousand isslsas4-
tauts IN tsL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

GEORGE SHURR.
Sworn and subscribed % before re
bis 2lit day o, May. 49,.
fFN. A. SMITH
Naiay Pubic in and ior Kent County,
Mica.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

The "diyss'' must 90 aud 0rsno nspds
viii have cns hundred thousand i-h,c.
snts in 1892.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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sno Canadian paine sffifils a tello4i a Il 4 a.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

yuANTED-TO Buy Az ISTEAEsT IN Az
w 5nsursnce bflsireSk oT best part Il an oflce
Gar sane, in usst 1essrabe location kdduas =
Telegram Herald ofice. las
yUASTED ALL USERS or GASOLINE
" stoves 70 cali - y Ncsns. "a fnlton-st
for gasoline: cr5ers promptly fled. also ftores
cleaned and adjusted. telephone So. june II
i AVN FERTITJzER--A GOOD MANY ARE
l. forgetting OF neziectIng 10 p.st Fertilizers
their iarus this 1FrinE. You cEnnot hsFa nice
lawns unless you care for them and they need
feeding % have them lcok goo3 - much as you
ID. At the Feef rtore. II Csnsi-st.. yoU can Eet
the Cenfrsl Psfk I.aNn Fertilizer, when gs1 re-
new cd grsss better than anything yoa can paE
On. W LsmoFesu1 f11tf
nRoFExsioxAL NURSE. xRs SHOOK. Rfc
| commsz6ed y TIE leading physicisns car -
found sf 81 Monr0e-x- lsstf
IAaFs g. BIAISEe NEW BOOK. sPOL1T1.
d cei Di<ri~ssoDs. treating The topics ~ Anti
EleSery stragzio TIE Issues of the ear t5rll SER
vice Reforln ane Great Labor ouestfgu. Prebif-
ton, lfisk Hosse Rsie. silver ProoafFn, the sf4a
e7a. Cns sosHne. 81 pegs< e. - end s. 81
Agents bsrTta- Send ~ serlns D4fliug Hy5s
& Co. i)4 West Cogxfess, petro5t Mich. fissf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

klHksA sesxsa krenas. xss A..
9 = - sats. kxsek
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Don't forget ths da,s--iO0oo0 ishabi-
tants in 1892.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24


NOR REHT-GToRE FORMERLY OCCUPIED
i By Curtis 4 Dunton. Lyon-st This store has
an enhance on both Lyou and kent<ts. and bss
been thoroughly repaired Large basemen AMI
elevator. Good location lor retasi or whol olesae
hr<ineSS None but irst-clsss tenants need Apply.
Luton Drntop. brokers ia real estate, lat floor
Niddicomb building. l<S
TOR REST-So. II LIyTE6r0E-sT no
Il 10 Lafsyette-st. and Henry-st Besr Cherry
and several other good house. For ssie-Al
OF part OF Coysifs add. Aiso brick store a. rs
south Dlsision-st and property say street IA the
city. THttlc Bro& oser Arcade.
NOR REST-AFTER JUNE isT HOUSE 40. les
4 Divlslonst. Z rooms and barn Enquire
81 room ? Wenhen block. Hs
Tor RENT OR SALES JEFFERSON. AvK
and - Bosiwick 81 All the modern improve
mems bsfu on each place. Enquire Of ia y
Granger, II 0tsawA-s, Telephone l55 lso
CoR REST-HousE AND BkRH, S57 JEFFER
son-ayc. Good wei and clstsrn. closets, esc-
Inquire Of or. Disbrow - Monroe. sttf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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~ wa<f ss-sEsee r<eeef.s1Ien ezses fsthHs>s
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fsrst = -ssrr ess. - n6dse@ 8 a1xft -fraas-<
ssee1 kAFlas Ktzk sH 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

DOR RENT -fTRYIsHED ROOM. ALSO SUITE
i for light housekeeping. Eiegaatly furnished.
light and airy. Apply al Room 40. loi ottass-ss t,
LedyArd block. l$s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

TO RENT-TwO NICE ROOMS. FOR LIGHT
4 manufacturing purposes. which are heated ty
steani fn the fall and winter. Enquire ~ once cf
q A Berwin, No ~ caasl-st lsst4
TOR RENT-ROoMs FOR SNAIL FAMILIES
i foE light keoping IA ;he wenhsm block.
Enquire a; room 2 35s
NOR RENT-AFTER APRIL IsT, THE STORE
Il No. ? Pearl ~ now occupied f0r printing Of
ilces Wheeler q Green sEf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

ctTRAYED-a GRFYHorND TrprY. rhu,
= eslof sffsye1 on kao6aT fr0m fT 1ohn>on >
2 Fheldop-st. Auy one fsturnine same viz -
cefve Fersr3 u
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
@llst3sSt 7fco
lstiOn Of any Ra9ef
IN We4iSa1smsft
thoes Of Dstf0it#


Tbs soIlo~saz sEiIsgit stows ho~ ths
eins1lation q tAsa payer Is eonstAntly
el.abing upward.
STATS ~ 4lEasatE =.
CoItFff 90 Aa4E
George oaafF. p<easriaa * tl1e IEE.z-
Gnt4-dEk4LD, soieunly sseare thA- the
average daily cIlc1istloa OF sas sapsf
nsmed foF ths Hsak susiiae Nay a ssas
3 S4l. snd that for the .3sz ending Asy
u. i-,s there wefe printsd 5-.3gJ ~lols-
xrau.- Hafeitla.p a fgio4s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

1xONTYs YEs. 7 HAVE IT TOR YOr At
MI s. = = ard geT cent or frstcies secufifg Z.
Errfaxes ner1fisse1 tity snf fsr1 1srnpzrty
fof sac or excbsRRe fire fa<ssfsncs - le~e<s
ra1es Ear Fos1 bsnis wsrte3, j. a joins o.
70 z4Csssi-xt rzos8 d. fsrAnd tsri1s fulvza
MONEY 70 LOAN oN HykL ESTATE *
VI he csunfFy ~ estg IN e1Tas - e1it borrower
81 Thosa p@5n. kenaeiF a IesE8e. tttFs si-iss,
: Trrn-sf -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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- 49, AH tS< s. e. tssf e<<ss.4& tFo tN<ns
e&e94nt E<a - -. Aa&ta<r -
y estnsa ssnzfsl el4swS 49, ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

yVArTED- sHlRTMAKER.s AT GARDINER
w BAXTER. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

akfASTED--AGENTs TO HANDLE THE NEa
wv Chemical Eiectro Msgnefic int EfssirR
Ptnei. Krease<t novelty ever psodnced e-ssrf
ink ~ fFo ce1fs. no abrasion ~ paper 20 -
% Per cent profit one agent sales announced g.
Sac la six dsyk, another 81 IN foaf b0ar7 tfrri
tory absolutely ifse: SALARY % eood men sHmple
. cent TOR terms and lariicoisv address ne
rD1nsfsctnrcs ksingsinsil. Nsfeflou. Ioss
send stamps ftf
NOR ssf.E-gERsEy CATTLE. CHAP oSI
u Gov. TIVE helfers calves and one faa8 cat
]. c. e. Stock. IL. II. James. Dstrsil Mich. i@b
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

yyANTED - A LADY. EXPERIENCED II
w once work. desires = posslioo e. typewriter
copyist. Address. Mn J. r.. thLs Office IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Food EosSF sTRtEFD EErc NJ -
HoHe ses1eFssT rsraHs ~ cwre< 80
-, sssst - peTiaE - - s7Fes fsfsE snt 49,
G. s - - Izkesrs- = E(aAlaS 81
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15
At Last.

New York brokers have at last been brought to realize the fact that as the United States produces aDout two-thirds of the silver of tho world, it is fooiishly absurd to allow London brokers to continue to fix the price as they have for years, especially as they are the chief purchasers. An arrangement now is being perfected in New York to quote silver and certifi- cates of bullion deposit on the Stock Exchange. What the effect will be upon the price of silver or how far this movement will be able to cOntro! tho market so far as foreign buyers are concerned is a question to be decided.
 Silver bullion is merchantable product. one which in this country promises to bc ore of considerable imp p1rtancc, aal one which. at the
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15
Peeuliarities of rickpockets.

Each nationality of pickpockets has a distinguishing peculiarity. The English pickpocket, who makes point of never working with a band of foreigners, although possessed of marvelously dexter ous hands, IS nevertheless too stiff and angular in his movements. He Is very prudent, makes point of never stopping more than 10 min utes n the same crowd and rarely makes more than one victim in the same place. He is a great walker, and utterly tires out the detectives that are set to watch him.
 The Spanish pickpocket places his industry under the care of the Virgin, and if caught calls all the saints to witness hIs innocence and makes great pretense of piety and devotion. His main fault lies in the fact that he is always in too great hurry to examine the con tents of the purse which he has stolen. The German pickpocket is, as a rule brutal and rough towards his victim. The method which he habitually affects is to stumble up against his victim, and his favorite hunting grounds are the vestibules of banks and other kinds of financial estaL lishments, where he has had an opportunity of watching people putting money into their pockets. He frequently tracks his quarry to those peculiar littlo constructions of the Paris boulevards which are known by the name of "Vespasiennes," where he avails himself of the momentary disadvantage at which his victim Is placed.
 The Italian would be the king of pickpockets if he had the pru- dence of the English. He is too apt to continue working on the same spot, otherwise he might defy the most clever police known. His skill is equal to that of thel. finest sleight of hand, his manners are elegant and his movements so graceful and his courtesy so ex- quisite that he elevates his pre- fession to a perfect art. It may be of interest to add that as a gen. eral rule the pickpocket does not wear glove on his right hand, and ordinarily carries an overcoat on his left arm. In winter a shawl or neckwrap takes the place of the overcoat-M. Mace's Book.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15
Writing up a Funeral.

The phraseology of the follow ing may seem a little peculiar. In explanation, it is stated that the religious editor being laid up with an attack of rheumatism the dra- matic editor was of necessity as signed to do portion of his work:
 The funeral of Miss Nancy Dus- enback, which took place at tho Seventeenth Presbyterian church, attracted 8 large and fashionable audience. The house was literally packed to the walls, many being turned away unable to obtain ad- mission, source of much disap- pointment to them, as it was known that the performance would not be repeated. The funeral sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Amen, a tall, ungrsceful man, with a voice like a cross-cut saw getting its work in on pine knot. He seemed unfamiliar with his part and we can not conscientiously say that he was success in the part. How ever, he is young and ambitious, and with careful study and the proficiency that can only be ac- guired by experience, he will doubtless at some future day achieve honors as preacher oi funeral sermons Miss Dusen- back in the principal role did not, of course, have much to say or do She is young lady of great per sonal charms, and while the nat ural paior of one in her trying situation marred to some extent her personal appearance, it wa: plain to be seen by the most care, less observer that she was pos sessed of unusal beauty. The awk wardness of her position wa: keenly felt, and many were moved to tears. Some in fact could hardly tear themselves away.
 This was Miss Dusenback's first appearance in the role-and it vii be her last.-Mountain Breeze.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Post office address.-Solomonville. Graham County. Arizona. Range, north side Ora ham mountains.
 Cattle branded o on left side, ear mark under half crop the right, swallow fork the lef.. Horse brand, same as COW brand, on rumD.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15
Sale of Bonds of Graham
 County, Arizona.

In accordance with an Act to enable any county to fund its outstanding indebted ness" passed by the lith Legislative Assem- by of the Territory of Arizona, notice is hereby given that on Monday the 20th day of June, 1887, bids will be opened in my office in Solomonville, County of Graham, Terri tory of Arizona. for the purchase of any or all of the following bonds of Graham County, Arizona Territory, the right being reserved however to reject any or all bids. The total issue of said bonds aggregate One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,O0O) bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, in- terest payable annually on the 18th day of January. Principal and interest payable in gold coin or it's equivalent in lawful money of the United States either in New York, San Francisco or Solomonville, st the option of the purchaser.
 ten per cent. of said bonds to be paid in ten years from date of issue and ten per cent. annually therca:ter until all O. said bonds are paid.
 Sc:l bonds arc consecutively numbered and bear the denomination of One Thousand Dollars (Sl,0O0) each.
 No bids will be entertained for the pur- chase of said bonds for less than par or face Proposals should be marked Proposals for Graham County Bonds."
 Upon application to the Treasurer of Ora ham County 2 statement of the financial con- ditioa of the county will be furnished.
 $. ". POMEROY.
 Treasurer of Graham County, Arizona. Solomonville, May 9th, 1857.
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Never use a check-rein upon a horse at work, 1t being calculated to worry and injure the animal more than the work. If a man has a heavy load to draw he lowers his head by bending toward and throw ing the whole weight of his body against it. So does a horse if he is permitted to do so. But if the mans head were so tied back that he could not bend forward, he would lose the advantage of his weight; just so with the horse. By taking off or loosening the check rein on horse at work, you not only increase his muscular power, but abandon a fashion which Is both cruel and foolish.
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GEO. F. KILMER, Prop.

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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To P. NJ. McGrillis, you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended one hun- dred (S1OOl dollars in labor and improve ments upon the 'S5 mine. situated in Green lee Gold Mountain Mining Dirtrict, in the County of Graham and Territory of Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the pro- visions of section 2S24 of the revised statutes of the United States, being the amount re- quired to bod the same for the year ending December Sist 1886, and if within 90 days af- ter the publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the sub scriber under the sad section 2324.
 ]. F. SMART. First notification May 1. 1887.
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present time, is too valuable to be left at the mercy of the party most interested in maintaining a ruin ously low price.
 Some have contended that Eng land will purchase her supply of silver in other markets, and virtu- ally control the price of silver; but 1t is question whether the pres ent supply outside of the United States is sufficient to meet the Eng fish requirement for India alone. There is no doubt that London brokers will use strong endeavcrs to maintain the monopoly they have so long enjoyed, as it is too profitable to be relinquished with out a struggle. If the New York combination can be made sui ticiently strong to control the pro duct of the United States, there can be no doubt in regard to the final result.-Mining Review.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N J. R. EAIGLER has resigned lis posi- tlon as ma2agar of the Champion Cattle Company, Graham county, Arlzona. and that he is relieved of all responsibility con- aected with the business of tho company. md that the undersigned assumes. the posi- 't;on made vacant by Mr. Haigler's resigna- ticn. +. E. CASEY.
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